Asks MN about trustworthiness of Leopold Würtenberger. Would like to aid LW financially in his work.
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Asks MN about trustworthiness of Leopold Würtenberger. Would like to aid LW financially in his work.
Respects Leopold Würtenberger’s work. Will initiate inquiry if CD wishes. LW’s work suffers from his limited circumstances. Will assist him if he asks.
Mentions his own forthcoming work ["Zur Kenntniss der Fauna des untersten Lias in den Nordalpen", Abh. K.-K. Geol. Reichsanst. 7 (1874–82), vol. 5].
Has offered Leopold Würtenberger money to aid in his work.
Sends new publication [see 11838].
Plans major study of evolutionary palaeontology.
Comments on form series discovered by Joachim Barrande.
Has not heard from Leopold Würtenberger.